Casebooks

GJ Elsabeth Knight of Sheringten half a yeere olde in p^rsence Febr. 24 ♃ ho 12 in mer

the mouth runnes w^th water. And is very white w^thin. the tongue white

Borne the friday before michaelmas at 12 at night

RN Iiddian Whelewes in Northāpton borne martch 11. but sent to me the 2 tyme march 22. ♃ h. 1. p m 162i

swoundeth not but cryeth vehemently       the palate of y^e mouth fallen

RN Thomas Dudley of Woulson 2 y. old cannot holdeth his neck on on syde cōplayneth of neck & sho backe./

RN for his wife Mres Mary Lelam 27. y.

swelled about the throat w^thin these 3 days

RN Rich. Pendred of Brayfild 8 \7 |6|/ y. Aug. 24. ☿ h. 12. 30 p m 1614. lips swelled.

RN Mres Mary Dorle of lillingstone Dorle 18 y Ian. 14. ☿ h. 12 11. 30 ant m. 1607 in p^rsenc her selfe.

her fath^r sent her to have an Issue made in her necke.

RN I was sent for by the Countes of Rutland to come to Stonystratford for her sonne my lord Rosse had a fit of chāping w^th his mouth & lips cha{r}ged but it bled but a while octob 25. ☿ h. 4 40 p m 16i5

RN An Brice of newp 4 y a fortnight afte miklemas may 25 {illeg}|♂| h. {illeg}|4| p m 1619 a swelling about her necke a|o|n whitsonday. of the right syde.

RN mres Godwyn of Cardington 38 y {D}|A|pr 6 h {sic} hor. 12. 30 p m. 1622

\she was at london & tooke nothing/ her husb. sent a lett^r to sig y^t his wife tooke the f{ur}e of a Doct^r Bōhā. & is in a manr {sic} poys in her gūs & wors then before

RN Iane Panther of Hanslop 5. y. the fryday before good fryday last betwxt {sic} 6 & 7 at night came in p^rsenc Apr 21 h {sic} hor. 3 p m 16i0

kernels vnder the chyn like the kyngs evyll¹

RN The lady Ionnson of Calv^rton for her sonne Henry 16 y August 13 ☾ h. 2. 20 p m. 16i0. her son tooke a strayne by blowing his necke.

RN Mres Hanger \30 y myles/ of Steapington the first fryday in lent 55 y Ian. 7. ♂ h. 2. 40 p m. 1622.

vp lip it was cut a litle after Whitsontyde about mydsomer. otherwise M^res {illeg}|E|dwards Knightꝭ Daughter at Pyddington full of fond fancyes before in her throate now sinc in her Lip & sayth y^t she is poonished for marying of D Hanger a parson.

A Womā otherwise Wise inough./ |she did strive {to} harme or Drowne her selfe.|

GJ M^rs Amy Sandꝭ of Eaton a yeere old Febr. 8 ☿ ho 3 p m. 1604 A swelling in the throte & mouth \face/

RN Goody Malins sent vnto me for her child to come to see it & to pray for it for shee doubted it would dye Aug 4. ♂ hor. 7. 15. ant m 160i was full of the pockes in throate mouth & eyes¹

RN Peter Hall of Newport 8 y St Peter last in y^e morning Aug 15 h {sic} hor 8. ant m 160i¹

RN mre^r {sic} Heny {sic} Throckmorton for a Womā in his house at Olny w^ch hath an Impostume broken in her mouth. by her owne crushing ready to stop her wynd. Ian 26 ♂. h: 12. 30 ant m {sic}. 1613.

RN A poor mā for his {illeg} for a payne in her throat novēb 24 ♂ h. 8 ant m 1629 |Grace Clarke 50 y of Spaldick wher the Lady Hide dwelleth|

RN An lay of newp 7 y sept 16 ♀ h. 10 ant m 163i for a long swelling vnder her neck li like the kings evill

RN Thomas Dudly nowe 5 yeres old next miklemas natus erat Sept 15. die ☉ h 1. p m. hath his health well & eateth his meate. about harvest last began to have a rising in his throte ready to stop his wind & speach in always when he beginneth to sleepe then it hath held him sinc miklemas the last time it tooke him it bete him on friday last. going to sleepe. ready to skreame & skrike in the fit.

RN Mary Sturgeon of haversham. 9 y Iune 24 ♀ hor. 12. 40 p m 1603 the pimpels all over her bodye hed tounge & all

Mary Sturgeon of Havershā 9 y. Iune 24. ♀ hor. 12. 40 p m. 1603.